HOT JAZZ AT THE GALLERY Proudly Presents EUGENIE JONES!

Schedule

Sat Aug 09 2025 at 07:00 pm to 09:30 pm

Location

Frederick Holmes and Company | Seattle, WA

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100% of Ticket Proceeds Benefit The Performing Artists. The More Seats We Fill, The More These Incredible Musicians And Vocalists Are Compensated! - FH&Co

“Hot Jazz At The Gallery: now this is how live music should be experienced: up close and personal, among friends, surrounded by great works of art!” – Dmitri Matheny

“...Hot Jazz at the Gallery stages Seattle area jazz musicians against a backdrop of dazzling visual art from around the world." - Earshot Jazz Magazine

Located on Occidental Mall, in the "Heart of Historic Pioneer Square", Seattle, WA, FREDERICK HOLMES AND COMPANY - GALLERY OF MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART Is Proud To Offer Another Extraordinary Evening In Our Ongoing Monthly Series - HOT JAZZ AT THE GALLERY, Featuring The Top Musicians And Vocalists In The Pacific Northwest And Nationally! Sit Back and Relax While Enjoying Premium Award-Winning Wines or other libations served by our Neighboring Pioneer Square Businesses, Viewing Remarkable Paintings, Prints, & Sculpture, While Listening To "The Best In The Northwest"!

I'm very proud to offer our HOT JAZZ AT THE GALLERY audience for our August performance, one of the most respected and critically praised Jazz vocalists in the country, the incomparable EUGENIE JONES! Jones is a two-time Earshot Jazz Vocalist of the Year and the first vocalist to win the Earshot Jazz Album of the Year.

Her sixth and current album, **EUGENIE**, charted on the Jazz Week Top 50 for 17 weeks, peaking worldwide at #4!

Backing her will be an awesome ensemble: NICK ALLISON/piano; BOB ANTOLIN/guitar & sax; ELLIOT KUYKENDALL/bass; & GREG CAMPBELL/drums.

This show is likely to sell out so getting your tickets early is highly recommended! Don't miss it!



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BIO


EUGENIE JONES is credited with creating jazz that appeals to a broader audience. The American vocalist combines emotional storytelling with universal themes that reflect shared human experiences, transcending geographic and cultural boundaries. Her diverse style and engaging performances invite audiences to experience jazz in a surprisingly intimate way.

Since emerging on the jazz scene in 2013, the award-winning Seattle-based vocalist, composer, producer, and legacy activist has become one of the most evocative and evolving artists of our time. NEA Jazz Master and bassist Reggie Workman describes Jones as "an extraordinary singer, songwriter, and a source of light we're fortunate to experience." New York music critic, Thomas Staudter, praised Jones for her "tremendous talent, tireless energy, and buoyant spirit," while Paris Move Magazine describes Jones as "one of the most beautiful voices in the United States."

Jones is a two-time Earshot Jazz Vocalist of the Year and the first vocalist to win the Earshot Jazz Album of the Year. Her sixth and current album, **EUGENIE**, charted on the Jazz Week Top 50 for 17 weeks, peaking worldwide at #4.

Beyond being acknowledged as an emotive and engaging songwriter and vocalist, she is also the recipient of the International Jazz Association's prestigious Jazz Hero Award for her work in successfully presenting the Annual Jackson St. Jazz Walk. This event intertwines live jazz with community service.

With the desire to preserve the legacy of now-gentrified, musically historic communities, Eugenie Jones has served as Executive Producer of Seattle's Jackson Street Jazz Walk for eight years, increasing impact by using the event to raise funds for nonprofits that serve the needs of disadvantaged Seattle residents.

In addition to being a singer/songwriter/recording-performing artist, Jones is actively engaged in her community. She serves as the founding Board President of the Music Discover Center, a nonprofit that provides disadvantaged youth access to music instruction. For the last four years, she has also served as the Executive Producer of the Jackson Street Jazz Walk. This annual block-party community event commemorates Seattle’s historic African American music history and artists, such as Quincy Jones and Ray Charles, while raising funds for local nonprofits that feed the hungry and serve the needs of seniors.With legendary Crusaders drummer Stix Hooper, Jones served as Executive Co-Executive Producer of the Celebrating Ernestine Anderson Tribute Series, a November 2021 event that honored the life and legacy of Seattle-based international jazz/blues icon Ernestine Anderson ​(1928-2016). Fulfilling a commitment to couple community service with her music, Jones designed the series to entertain, educate youth, and raise funds for one of Ernestine’s favorite charities, the Rotary Boys and Girls Club of Seattle.


International Award Recipient

Earshot Jazz NW Recording of the Year Winner2x-time NW Vocalist of the Yr. WinnerSeattle Jazz Hall of Fame Inductee

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SOME IMPORTANT DETAILS:

Doors Open at 6:30 pm/ Shows Start at 7:00. Out of Respect For Other Guests and the Musicians, Please Allow For the Time Needed for Parking & Walking to the Gallery. (This is Particularly Important During Stadium Events, Games, Concerts, Etc.)



Give Yourself Enough Time to Secure a Seat, Enjoy the Gallery, and Purchase a Glass of Your Fave From the No-Host Bar. There Will Be a 10-15 Minute Break Between Sets. The Musicians May Have CDs or Other Merchandise for Sale. If You Enjoyed Their Performance, Please Consider Supporting Them With Your Purchase.

100 % of Ticket Proceeds Are Paid To The Performaing Artists. Any Refund Requests Will Be Honored Up To The Date BEFORE The Performance. There Are NO REFUNDS On The Date Of The Performance. The Gallery Receives Absolutely No Profit From These Shows Other Than A Great Music Experience and All-Around Good Vibes!



If the Performance is Sold-Out, We Recommend Calling Ahead and Purchasing at the Door. Tickets at the door are $30 (General Admission) CASH or VENMO ONLY. These Will be Standing Room Only Until/Unless a Seat Opens Up.

We Welcome Families with Children (See Special Youth Rate) and Encourage Young People to Experience Live Jazz Up Close and Meet the Musicians.

Seating is on the Main Floor and Second Floor Mezzanine. The Acoustics and Sightlines Are Excellent Regardless of Floor Though.

Guests With Special Needs Will be Accommodated to the Best of Our Ability. If You or a Family Member Require Special Seating Needs, Please Let Us Know in Advance and We'll Reserve Seating.

Groups of Four or More May Also Request Reserved Seating.

A No-Host Bar, courtesy of One of our Neighboring Businesses, Serving Fine Wines. Beers or Cocktails , is Available on the Main Floor for Our Guests.



For Your Sake and That of our Guests, If You Are Ill or Experiencing Symptoms, Please Stay Home and Take Care of Yourself.

We Sincerely Hope You Enjoy HOT JAZZ AT THE GALLERY and Will Return! These Performances Are Intended To Support The Regional Jazz Community By Providing A Venue Commensurate With Their Creativity And Professionalism, Here In The Heart Of Pioneer Square..

See the Entire HOT JAZZ Line-Up for 2025 Here: https://frederickholmesandcompany.com/live-jazz/

See The EARSHOT JAZZ VENUE PROFILE of FH&Co Here: https://www.earshot.org/project/2023-09-hot-jazz-at-the-gallery-frederick-holmes-gallery/


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Frederick Holmes and Company, 309 Occidental Avenue South, Seattle, United States

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